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Kinco CD2S Series - Analog Signal Processing

Kinco CD2S Series
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d3.23
Analog1_Dead
Sets dead zone data for external analog
signal 1
0
0~10V
d3.24
Analog1_Offse
t
Sets offset data for external analog
signal 1
0
-10~1
0V
d3.25
Analog2_Filter
Used to smooth the input analog
signals.
Filter frequency: f=4000/(2π*
Analog1_Filter)
Time Constant (T) =
Analog2_Filter/4000 (S)
5
1~127
d3.26
Analog2_Dead
Sets dead zone data for external analog
signal 2
0
0~10V
d3.27
Analog2_Offse
t
Sets offset data for external analog
signal 2
0
-10~1
0V
d3.30
Analog_Torqu
e_Con
Selects analog - torque channels
0: Invalid analog channel
1: Valid analog channel 1 (AIN1)
2: Valid analog channel 2 (AIN2)
Valid mode 4
0
0~2
d3.31
Analog_Torque
_Factor
Sets the proportion between analog
signals and output torque (current)
0
/
d2.15
Speed_Limit_F
actor
The factor that limits the maximum
speed in the torque mode
V
max_speed
complies with d2.24
Max_Speed_RPM parameter settings.
0
/
d2.24
Max_Speed_R
PM
Limits the max rotation speed of the
motor
5000
0~100
00rpm
7.3.3 Analog Signal Processing
In the analog torque mode, external analog command signals are directly inputted to the current loops
in the driver, thus directly controlling target current through the internal current loop. Analog signal is
processed in the same way as that in the analog speed mode.
Table 7-17
t
K
and
Ipeak
parameters
Motor Model
t
K
(Nm/A)
Driver Model
Ipeak
(A)
SMH40S-0050-30AXK-4LKH
0.265
CD412S-AA-000
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